...Photographs

We have a good size collection of photographs.  Celebrity Photos, Movie Cards, Lobby Cards, Famous Pictures.  All of them are original photos, none are computer reproductions or reprints from negatives.  Some, but not all of them include the studio documentation, they came from the estate of a Newspaperman.  Click on the little pictures to see a larger version and on linked words to see more pictures of the items.  Shipping will be combined on multiple item purchases.  The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives, you can tell they have been around due to their bumps and bruises.  The Qty listed for each item are the number of that item in stock, unless otherwise noted in the description.  If the description indicates more than one available, you can change the number in the shopping cart and click on the update quantity button! 

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Press Release Photo NBC News Projection '65 News Show with the studio documentation. The show gathered 8 foreign correspondents from 8 news making areas of the world. This was a Dec. 1964 show predicting what 1965 would bring for the world.  The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photos, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

This is Walter Matthau starring in NBC's Profiles in Courage series. He played Gov. John M. Slaton in "Mob Threat" aired Dec 20, 1964. The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Mr. Novak Press Photo Originally aired Tues Nov. 17, 1964, starring Bonnie Beecher and Bert Brinckerhoff in "The People Doll".  The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling.

This is Art Fleming, the host of "What's the Question" 1964 which was renamed Jeopardy shortly there after. Art Fleming hosted the show from 1964 until 1975. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives.

Hugh Downs who Hosted the TV game show Concentration from 1958 to 1969. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Leon Janney who played Jim Mathews (1964) and Virginia Dwyer who played Mary Mathews (Original Cast 1964-1975) on TV long running soap "Another World". There are only one tiny 1/8" tear at the top and pictured here, and just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood.  

Charles Boyer who starred as Marcel St. Clair in the 1964 Con Man drama The Rogues. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood.  

Bill Shadel sub's for KNXT anchorman Clete Roberts press release photo.  NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends from handling.  The CBS studio documentation is on the back. 

 The Week That Was Comedy Show 1962-1963. This photo shows guest star Phillis Newman. The show aired thirty seven episodes in 1962-1963. There one tiny 1/8" rip on the right hand side, pictured here, and just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. 

Edwin Newman NBC News 1960's Press Photo Studio Stamped. Edwin Newman was a reporter for NBC news in various positions through out the 1960's. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Celia Whitney make an appearance on CBS TV's The Millionaire.  It still has the Ted Bates & Company documentation.  NO rips or tears, just some minor bends and a little fraying on the edges of the documentation. 

The lovely and talented Pippa Scott guest stars in "The Golden Ocean" episode of NBC TV's "The Rogues". The show aired from 1964 to 1965 and had many a famous name appear. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

This is Burgess Meredith starring in NBC's Profiles in Courage series. He played John Peter Altgeld Governor of Illinois in "Of Justice and Anarchy" aired in 1964. The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

"The Doctors" Press Photo Studio Back stamped. The show aired from 1963 to 1982 and starred a few dozen actors and actresses. This photo features Fred Scollay (Rev. Samuel Shafer (1963-1964)(original cast), Ann Williams (Dr. Maggie Powers #1 (1964-1965)(original cast) and James Pritchet (Dr. Matt Powers (1963-1982) The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Bill Dana hams it up on "The Bill Dana Show" Press Photo Studio Back stamped. The show aired from 1963 to 1965 and co-starred Don Adams, Jonathan Harris, Maggie Peterson and Gary Crosby. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Art James Hosts "Say When" Press Photo Studio Back stamped. Art James hosted the show from 1961 to 1965. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives, you can tell they have been around due to their bumps and bruises. 

This is Anthony Caruso starring in NBC's Bonanza. He played an Indian who vowed he would never fight again. He was branded a coward by all but the Cartwright's in the episode of "The Saga of Squaw Charlie" which aired in 1964. The Cartwright's thousand-square-mile Ponderosa Ranch is located near Virginia City, Nevada, site of the Comstock Silver Lode, during and after the Civil War. Each of the sons was born to a different wife of Ben's; none of the mothers is still alive. The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

NBC TV's Wednesday Night at the Movies, made for TV movie, "The Hanged Man". It aired in 1964 and starred Robert Culp as Harry Pace; J. Carol Naish as Uncle Picaud; Vera Miles as Lois Seeger; Edmund O'Brian as Arnie Seeger; Brenda Scott as Celine and Archie Moore as Xavier. Plot Outline: A gunman who believes his friend has been murdered sets out to get the people who killed him and finds himself enmeshed in corrupt labor union politics. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

This is Louis Jourdan and Phillip Forquet who starred in the "Graffiti" portion of "Kraft Suspense Theater" on NBC. This is a rare United States TV appearence for both of the French actors. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges, some very faint surface scratches, and wrinkling from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives, you can tell they have been around due to their bumps, bruises and a little curling. 

Donald Voorhees conducts "The Bell telephone Hour" orchestra NBC Press Photo Studio Backstamped. Frank Blair starred as a reporter/newsreader on the show from 1953 to 1975. He conducted the orchestra for the "Bell Telephone Hour" from its beginnings on radio in 1942 to its final television broadcast in 1968. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

The Week That Was Press Photo w/Docs. This photo features Nancy Ames, Phyllis Newman and Pat Englund singing a comedy number. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives, you can tell they have been around due to their bumps, bruises and a little curling.

Jackie Cooper press release photo.  There is a dog ear missing at lower right corner, no other rips or tears, just some darkening from age some light bends and some smudges on the back.   

Dean Jagger and Michael Petit starring in NBC's Mr. Novak series. From the episode "From the Brow of Zeus" first aired Jan 5, 1964. The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Guy Stockwell starring in NBC's The Richard Boone Show series. He played Ray March in the episode "Where's the Million Dollars" aired on Dec. 31, 1964. The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Raymond Massey starring in NBC's Dr. Kildare series. He played Dr. Gillespie in the episode "Rome Will Never Leave You" aired on Nov. 12, 1964. The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

2 8"X10" Photo Contact Sheets Hollywood Celebrity Baseball from the 1980's. I am assuming that it is from the 80's as the pic of Erik Estrada looks about to be that old. They are at Dodgers Stadium and include pics of several more celebs whom I can't identify at this time.  The photo sheets have NO rips or tears, but the surfaces are quite wavy from being jostled around. There may be a few surface scratches as well, but none stand out. I have looked on the internet for a roster of the celebs doing this charity, but can't find any info. 

Lawrence Spivak Meet The Press Photo w/studio Backstamp. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives, you can tell they have been around due to their bumps, bruises and a little curling. 

This photo is from The Kraft Suspense Theater episode The Gun that aired Christmas eve 1964. The show starred Isabel Jewell and Peter Lazer. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

This photo is from NBC's Profile in Courage episode Of Justice and Anarchy that aired in 1964 or early 1965. The episode starred Burgess Meredith as Illinois Governor John Peter Altgeld during the 1886 Haymarket Riot. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives.

The Beverly Hill Improvement Committee, Mrs. Andy Williams, Mrs. David Jansen (The Fugitive) and Mrs. Steve McQueen star on the Jack Benny Show 1964. The Beverly Hills Improvement Committee meets with the Mayor of Beverly Hills to discuss the betterment of the city by getting rid of Maxwell, Jack Benny's faithful helper in this hilarious skit on the Benny Show. This press release photo has the original NBC studios documentation with it. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

Gig Young and Mayrita Varna star in "The Rogues" episode "Hugger-Mugger by the Sea" in 1964. This press release photo has the original NBC studios documentation with it. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. The photos I have for sale are NEVER reproductions or new copies from old negatives 

V for Victory Photo in frame.  These photos were done during the WWII to raise money for war bonds.  Wanda and Bryant did their part Dec. 10, 1942.  The photo itself has a few small bubbles in the picture emulsion.  The frame cardboard is dark from age, but no rips or tears, just some light bumps and bruises at the corners.  Super WWII memento! 

Floyd Kalber, an Emmy Award-winning news anchor, died on May 13, 2004 of emphysema. He was 79.  During his 50 years in the business, Kalber won five Emmy Awards for excellence in broadcast journalism. He was inducted into the Chicago Journalism Hall of Fame and the Silver Circle of the Chicago Television Academy. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

J.D. Cannon stars in the title role in Sam Houston in the NBC TV series Profiles in Courage. The show aired December 13,1964. J.D. Cannon appeared in 75 films and TV shows during his career.  There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

Rosemary Harris stars in the title role in The Mary S. McDowell Story in the NBC TV series Profiles in Courage. The show aired November 15,1964. Rosemary Harris appeared in 36 films and TV shows during his career, including; Spiderman as Aunt May in 2002 and reprised her in Spiderman 2 again as Aunt May. She has dozens of guest appearances to her name. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

Sidney Blackmer stars in the title role in The Oscar Underwood Story in the NBC TV series Profiles in Courage. The show aired in 1964. Sidney Blackmer appeared in 66 films and TV shows during his career, including; The Perils of Pauline in 1914, The Monroe Doctrine 1939 as Teddy Roosevelt, Buffalo Bill 1944 as Teddy Roosevelt. He has dozens of guest appearances to his name. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

Dean Jagger, Principal Albert Vane Press Photo Studio Back stamped. Dean Jagger played Principal Vane on the "Mr. Novak" NBC TV show from 1963 to 1965. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Rosemary Harris stars in the title role in The Mary S. McDowell Story in the NBC TV series Profiles in Courage. The show aired November 15,1964. Rosemary Harris appeared in 36 films and TV shows during his career, including; Spiderman as Aunt May in 2002 and reprised her in Spiderman 2 again as Aunt May. She has dozens of guest appearances to his name. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling. 

Sander Vancour, Huntley-Brinkley Press Photo Studio Back stamped. Sander Vancour was a correspondent on the "Huntley-Brinkley Report" NBC TV news show from 1956 to 1963. The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

This photo is from Tom, Dick and Mary 1964, starring Don Galloway, Steve Franken, Joyce Bulifant and Cynthia Pepper. This one depicts the episode "Hold the Phone". The show aired just twelve episodes in 1964. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and bruises from handling.

Dancing Girls---Joyce Bulifant as Mary Gentry in the 1964 TV show "Tom, Dick and Mary". Joyce Bulifant and Mary D'Amico dance up a storm on stage for a charity fundraiser. The photo has the original NBC Studios press documentation with it, with minor bumps and bruises. There are NO rips or tears to the photo, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling. 

Michael J. Fox Family Ties promo photo.  Signed "Iney, All The Best" unknown if he signed it as you could ask fan clubs for these photos and you would get one (likely signed by a staffer).  This could have been obtained at a publicity appearance where he would have signed it in person, the fact is I don't know!  NO rips or tears, just some minor bends. 

Susie Wirth portrays herself in "Fantasy on Skis" on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, December 1964.  There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and folding from handling.  

Susie Wirth portrays herself in "Fantasy on Skis" on Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color, December 1964.  There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edges and some very faint surface scratches from handling. The studio documentation has no rips or tears, only minor bumps and folding from handling.    

Ray Scherer NBC Nightly News Reporter.  The back is stamped with the name, TV show name and "From NBC Television Audience Advertising". The stamping looks like it was done on an old mimeograph machine, due to the distinctive purple ink I remember so fondly from my childhood. There are NO rips or tears, just some minor bends at the edged and some very faint surface scratches from handling.